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The MiddayDerek Handley - Norman welcomes cellist Derek Handley to the WPR performance studio in Madison. Mr. Handley is a member of the Madison Symphony Orchestra and also plays with the Rockford Symphony. He received his BM from the University of Southern California Thornton School of Music and his MM in Performance from Northwestern University. He privately teaches both cello and guitar.

The Joy Cardin ShowThe Status of UW-Colleges and Extension - Governor Walker’s proposed budget included a $300 million cut and more autonomy for the University of Wisconsin System. John Munson speaks with the newly appointed chancellor of UW-Colleges and Extension, Cathy Sandeen about the impacts of the budget cuts on higher education in Wisconsin.
Guest(s): Cathy Sandeen

Central TimeGovernor Walker in London, Volunteering Around The World - Have you always wanted to travel the world, but couldn't cover the cost? Volunteering while traveling, or "voluntourism," might be for you. We discuss how an author's experiences volunteering abroad changed his life. We also look at Governor Walker's London trip, and why the international visit is part of the presidential audition process.

Central TimeKeeping Your Data Safe, Dance And Art, Fifty Shades Controversy - With so much of our personal information stored online, it's important to be aware of what people, companies and organizations can find out about us. We get some tips on how to make sure our personal data stays personal. We also learn about turning ideas into art, and look at the controversy behind the new film 'Fifty Shades of Grey.'

The Kathleen Dunn ShowThe Suspension Of NBC News Anchor Brian Williams - NBC News has suspended anchor Brian Williams for six months without pay for making false statements about a 2003 incident in Iraq. Williams apologized last week after it emerged he had wrongly claimed he was on board a U.S. helicopter downed by rocket fire. Williams has blamed the "fog of memory" for his mistake. Kathleen's joined by a Harvard professor to discuss what it means to be a TV news anchor, notions of trustworthiness, and the legacy left by Cronkite and others.
Guest(s): Thomas E. Patterson

The MiddayIngrid Fliter - Norman interviews pianist Ingrid Fliter. She will be performing Chopin’s Concerto No. 2 for Piano with the Madison Symphony Orchestra in Overture Hall in Madison on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, February 13-15.
In 2006, she was the winner of the Gilmore Artist Award. She's considered one of the pre-eminent interpreters of Chopin.

Route 51Feb. 12, 2015: Jazz violinist, Randy Sabien - This Thursday, February 12th at 10 am, jazz violinist Randy Sabien returns to Wisconsin Public Radio's Route 51 for an hour of lively conversation and live music. Host Glen Moberg will ask Sabien about his musical influences, his pioneering work in string education, and his new CD, Soul of a Man. Sabien is currently teaching at the McNally Smith College of Music in St. Paul, where his students receive Bachelor and Master degrees in alternative string education. His local performances are usually coupled with workshops for aspiring musicians.Guest(s): Randy Sabien